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Towards Pesticidovigilance

22 Sep 2017

An insight paper, ‘Towards pesticidovigilance’ published in Science today by Dr Alice Milner, Lecturer in Physical Geography at Royal Holloway and Professor Ian Boyd from University of St Andrews.

Royal Holloway recognised in the top four universities in London and the top 30 in the UK

22 Sep 2017

Royal Holloway has risen six places in The Times & Sunday Times Good University Guide 2018 making it a top 30 UK university ranked at 28 and the fourth highest performing university in Greater London.

Approachable, accessible and exciting; Royal Holloway psychologist awarded for excellence in teaching

31 Aug 2017

Dr Victoria Bourne, of Royal Holloway’s Department of Psychology has been selected as a National Teaching Fellow, announced by the Higher Education Academy today.

Suffering exam-result stress? Relieve the strain with one simple piece of advice

17 Aug 2017

Suffering exam-result stress? Relieve the strain with one simple piece of advice.

Indefinite prison sentences are a 'blot on the justice system' says Royal Holloway Parole Board Professor

15 Aug 2017

Royal Holloway’s Professor Nick Hardwick has called for the burden of proof for Prisoners held indefinitely under Imprisonment for Public Protection sentences to fall on the Ministry of Justice.

Bumblebees risking extinction from neonicotinoid pesticides

14 Aug 2017

Bumblebees are less able to start colonies when exposed to a common neonicotinoid pesticide, which could lead to collapses in wild bee populations.

Protecting and promoting traditional knowledge on UN Indigenous Peoples Day

09 Aug 2017

Today marks the United Nations International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples.

Royal Holloway retains title of highest performing London university for student satisfaction for third year running

09 Aug 2017

In this year’s National Student Survey (NSS) Royal Holloway, University of London has retained its position as number one for student satisfaction.

Heartbeats could hold the key to understanding babies' inner world

08 Aug 2017

Scientists from Royal Holloway have found that babies as young as five months are sensitive to their own heartbeats, and their research could pave the way to better understanding some disorders.

Royal Holloway joins Business South in the Year of the Champion

07 Aug 2017

Royal Holloway, University of London, has become the latest organisation to join Business South as one of its Champions.

Neutrinos could be the key to unlocking the mysteries of the universe

04 Aug 2017

Results from a particle physics experiment show new hints that neutrinos may hold the answer to one of the most intriguing questions in the Universe: why has nature favoured matter over antimatter.

Revealed: what the first ever flower looked like

02 Aug 2017

A new study published this week in Nature Communications reconstructs the evolution of flowers over the past 140 million years and sheds new light on what the earliest flowers might have looked like.